Contrary to what most people expect, there is a growing demand for cryptocurrencies among investors. Even though the current market sentiment may not show it, there are plenty of ways to become a millionaire with cryptocurrencies. Erik Finman, a well-known Bitcoin millionaire, claims everyone can make money with crypto. Moreover, he is convinced no one should worry too much about bubbles or lower prices as of right now. It’s an interesting train of thought, and one that has a lot of merit. Erik Finman is Still Bullish on Cryptocurrencies It is safe to say Erik Finman is a self-made millionaire courtesyPowered by WPeMatico
As part of the final blockade summit in Macau, Bitrent announced the successful completion of the presale and its plans for the release of the token to key crypto-exchanges. In the near future, the platform will be the first construction site of 100 thousand square meters, where they will use RFID sensors and smart contracts. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Bitrent creates the world’s first block-based platform, which allows anyone to become the owner of real estate in any part of the world. Users can invest in construction at any stage and in real time monitor the stages of work
In the world of science, there is a growing focus on creating a new type of food. Rather than growing animals for slaughter, it involves growing chicken, meat, and even fish inside a laboratory. While some people would expect this food to taste bland or even horrible, it seems the reality is very different. With meat, fish, eggs, and even dairy now coming out of a lab, an interesting future awaits. Growing Food Inside a Lab Remains Strange Most people would not see the appeal of lab-grown food over regular produce bought in a store around the corner. If people don’t know
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets, in general, have been bearish during the first month of 2018 after many digital assets reached all-time price highs this past December. A lot of people have been following the correlation between the newly added bitcoin-based derivatives markets offered by Cboe and CME, alongside bitcoin spot prices over the past four […]
BlockMesh To Host Token Sale in February Mauritius-based startup, BlockMesh, has officially announced the date of its first token sale event — February 28, 2018. The company wants to change the very face of telecommunications through mesh networking fueled by the blockchain. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article In order to ready itself for the events that immediately ensue after the ICO happens in Q1 of 2018, BlockMesh has integrated the Bancor protocol into its platform which allows for instant convertibility and continuous liquidity of its Mesh Token. With Bancor’s Smart Token standard, BlockMesh users will be able to exchange
At the beginning of 2018, I wrote an article outlining a New Year’s resolution that I thought could help boost cryptocurrency adoption and awareness in 2018. Last week was the third installment of my Year of Cryptocurrency Challenge. Since I was at a conference last week, this week I tried to talk to people outside of work who knew relatively little about cryptocurrency. Remember, it’s not too late to start this challenge yourself. TRY TO SPEAK TO AS MANY PEOPLE ABOUT CRYPTOCURRENCY AS YOU POSSIBLY CAN This is way easier than it would have been even a year ago. At that
SGPay, the Southeast Asia-based blockchain and cryptocurrency wallet platform, is evolving into an Android Pay-like system for cryptocurrencies, credit cards, and digital tokens. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Regions like South Korea and China have become completely cashless over the past few years. With near field communication (NFC)-enabled mobile devices, the vast majority of individuals in China, Japan, and South Korea have stopped using cash and credit cards, and started to utilize mobile wallets to purchase goods, services, and products. Last month, Brad Jones of Futurism reported that cash is merely obsolete in China as the country’s people migrated
A major point of criticism since the inception of cryptocurrency has involved the community surrounding and promoting the technology. From the original anarcho-capitalists of Bitcoin, to the elitist fan groups of individual altcoins, crypto enthusiasts have, in the eyes of many, contributed to an uninviting environment for the potential new recruit. Perhaps the most prominent shortcoming of the general cryptocurrency population is the tribalistic nature surrounding certain altcoins. A number of coins embody an environment unwelcoming of, and even hostile towards, other coins and communities. While these sentiments are promoted by supporters of the coin, they are often perpetuated and rewarded by the often ill-intentioned developer team,
Unlike job seekers who market their expertise on LinkedIn in the hopes of landing a dream job, in the B2B world buyers and sellers don’t have a platform where they can connect with other companies to establish partnerships, get a fair shot at closing profitable deals and build trust. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Even though the B2B marketing spending in the US is worth $76 bln, companies still spend too much time connecting with potential partners. Negotiations take months before parties can agree on a contract. In the long-run, companies lose time, resources and money. The difficulty in